Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-29

! nn1WEG TWO LuNAl-Es-ANA loA--AN e N-A WI ! Cf the Territorial treasury.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. 21--A dynamite
 cartridge exploded on the track between | the car and dummy of tram on ths ! Gesry street Tailroad last nlght, break ing n piece of iron out or the oarwheel | six inches in length. number of pas senger were on the dummy and inside | the ear at the time, but none were in' ' iured.
 CHICAGO. H., SaD. 25.-The Times | Toro,,to sps.i.l sayC: "Ihe news of the messing St the retaliation bill against ! Canada has been received here with l considerable surprise, as the feeling had been encouraged by some of tho papers | that tbs bill was only introduced as q | tbres. and that is would not bs touched ] .iu the next session of congress. Cans 1 dian shippers are very much grieved 1 over the prospective injury that Gn en-
 forcement of the bill Bt any time may do to Canadisn cJmmesce. The effect Of the passage of the bill has | hesn to breed fresh dIscOntent against ] the present conservatives m the | roverTmar of Canads, for its action on | the i heTiss qGesilou and i,s failure tO | t,kg th, pv~uar steps to negotiate a new | treaty with ihe United States. |, is the general opinion hero that whichever party Is returned to power at tue elec- | tian. four weeks hence, it should be | pledged c. u7c its utmost endesvors Co | intrgduce some measure that will pro duce the friendliest relations between tansda sud tine United States" NANSIsIIGUE, Mich, Jan. 25-Joseph Armstrong md Frank HOlmes, pentvR-
 Yer. hEys been huntinc and tIGpping in l Delta county for several weeks. On S.tur5ay. while setting their traps.
 Holmes ut his leg badly and his com pauion vert for help. Within sn hour 1 he returned to find o1ly the bloody b-uaz. some scraps ct clothing a bloody the csrcrsses of five wolves which Holmes had kili0d iu his fight for life.
 NAsHNGToN, Jan, 2j.-Ihe enrolled copy of the interstate commerce bill was signed by the speaker of the house day and after 1t has been signed by the presiding officer of the senate IL will be sent to tte president.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 2j-Ihe Tennessee legislature assembled st noon to-day anj proceeded with the sixth ballot for U. ;. senator. Ex-GoyernoT ". ;. Bate, dem, received Sl votes: A. M. Hughes, Jr, repu, 4S; James D. Porter. dem l. Mr. Bate was declared elected.
 GLOUCESTER. Mass, Jan 2j-There WIS great rejoicing here last night over the D ss6se of the retaliatOry fishery bill by the senate. A crowd assembled iu tLe vicinity of tine custom house and post office. blocking the streets and awaken ,ug echoes with frequent cheers ard other manifestations of enthusiasm. The opinion is that the bii' is what the fisherman h1d vessel OwSors hgre desire.
 They do not want 10 bo on friendly terms with the Canadians, but do want the Gcc'riauce Cf commercial rights and privileges.
 MADISON, WIs.. January 25-DOth houses voted for |. S. senator. In the senate Phictus Sawyer (R.) received 26 votes. John WiEGn, (D ] ,; John Coch- Tan lL-f.l. In tine assembly the vote stood, Sawyer JG, Winan 3l, Cochran .. Sawyer was elected,
 JERSEY CITY. \. J., January 2J-The committee Of the LOullsrd strikers last night demanded the discharge of those Of leir number who had returned to work as :he price oi declaring the strike oil. This vas refused. Ihe strikers continued to return tO work m small parties to-day.
 FokT SCOTT, Kan, January 25-AbOut two hundred cases of gunpowder eI- pl1ded while in transit over the Mi.sOu r Pacific road, hall a mile west Of this city, Bt l o'clock thIs morning. The train consisted of twenly-three freight cars, and fifteen of them were comVl5te- ly demolished. and the magazine car as blown tO atoms. The engine was badly broken up but not blown of the track. Scott Hooker, brakeman. was
 instantly killed. 4 great hole wss blown in the road bed and the raIis aLi ties On The ground were torn up for several rods distant. Ten thousand dollars worth Of plate gias= and window glass in the cen trgl aud western part uf the city we're destroyed. Many thought It an earth quake, aud left their beds and ran from .he houses. The report comes to-day .bat several window glasses were broken st Nevada, Missouri. twenty-five miles distant, and also a. Rich Hill. Houses were shaken all over th;s country.
 BosIOS, Jan. 25.-A cable message re- AfAaNA rr AEa4Al AAVA4 III AAGHNAt hA tne European Union Of Astronomers, announces the discovery of comet on January 18th, by Dr. Ihorne, director of fhe observatory at CordUva. Tbs comet which Was observed three dRyl ago Ht Melbourne, was m the cOnetells- iicu Gsius, the Crane. Dr. IhOrne an uounces that 1t will become very bril- liant snd thst it resembles iB character the great comet os lSS0, which was first announced by Dr. Gould. then director sf the same observatory.
 CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 25.-The senate Gud house met at noon to-day. m their respective chambers. and voted for '. 5. senator. J. G. Clmden, ,hc present senator, received forty votes, tea in the senate and thirty in the house, majority of three oyer the caucus TO-mOrrOw The two houses will ballot in joint ses ion. Camden needs six more votes to insure his election.
 PCRT JERvIs, Y. '. Jan. 25.-loe 10 the creek broke last night and goTged ai Hawley, Pa, the lower part of the village was flooded and the Erie round house had water iH It four feet deep, put. ting out the fire in hll the engines,
 The ice in the Delaware gorged 6i Rase;uwu, 51 mIles north ut thIs place ;Ais morning, and flooded the country to an extent never before seen st tha, point.
 At CoshCcton On the ETie railroad, 43 miles west of here, the ice broke up yes .e!day al1 at HGnc1ck last night II yorged the Uig eddy, which Is about seg- su miles belOs COshocton, and rapidly flooded back until Coshocton, vas reach a. Since thBt time the entire lower part oi the village, contBiGR twenty five small house, has been under water.
 WuREssARRE, Jan. 25.-The ice gorge in tbe SasquehannB river here To- mains uumoved since yesterday. The water h6s been rising steadily and has reached twenty feet above lOT water mark. This evening the low lands on the west side of the river are flooded and all cOmmunIcstiCn between tbis sity and Kingston on ;he west side was cut off except by small boats. Mails on .he Delaware. LacksvsnrR S Western railroads tO and from here are being transferred as lIiilstown and carried over the Lchigh Valley railroad. At West HiGstOwn the river Is twenty-one feet above low vstsT mark. The water is encToaching upon the yards of many
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